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Anna Nancy Clymo

Birth13 MAR 1807 - Merther, Cornwall, England
Death1857 - Redruth, Cornwall, England
MotherHannah EASTON (Thomas Clemo)
FatherThomas CLEMOW / CLEMO

Born in Merther, Cornwall, England on 13 MAR 1807 to Thomas CLEMOW / CLEMO and Hannah EASTON (Thomas Clemo). Anna Nancy Clymo married Isaac Behenna and had 13 children. She passed away on 1857 in Redruth, Cornwall, England.

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Parents
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Thomas Clemow / Clemo
1771 - 1859
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Hannah Easton (Thomas Clemo)
1778 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Isaac Behenna
1801 - 1852
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Martha Behenna
1837 - 1924
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Charles Behenna
1845 - 1912
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Edward Behenna
1827 - 1900
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James Henry Behenna
1835 - 1864
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Maria Behenna
1842 - 1917
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Amelia Behenna
1838 - Unknown
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Mary Ann Behenna
1828 - 1915
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Amelia Jane Behenna
1838 - 1916
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Elizabeth Behenna
1833 - Unknown
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Maria Clemo
1831 - Unknown
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John Clemo
1834 - Unknown
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Elizabeth A Climo
1851 - Unknown
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Thomas Climo
1843 - Unknown

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